Ideally, you want to limit the user to select only valid options. That keeps the user from entering invalid data such as spelling out a number (such as thirty-seven) instead of typing out the number (37). Three additional ways to restrict the user into selecting only valid data are toggles, steppers, and sliders.
A Toggle gives users exactly two choices such as on or off, yes or no, true or false. Because a Toggle only offers two choices, it represents a Boolean value (true or ...
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